Each application is shown with its most recent outcome, and every row links to the original application on GitHub.
n=64. A yes takes real deliberation.
n=258. ZCG's published AI policy enforces faster rejections, which is visible right here in the data.
Built from the 458 application records themselves, not from any API. Busiest month on record is 2026-10 with 55 applications.
Approved and not yet marked complete, newest first.
Grantees report on the community forum, not GitHub. Each in-flight grant is matched to its own thread by title or issue number: 29 of 33 found, newest activity first.
A quiet thread is not a late project. Applications link to the applicant's earlier grants as track record, so a link in the application is not trusted on its own; it is only used when its title matches. Some teams report in other places.
There are no grant amounts anywhere on this site. ZCG does not publish them as structured data. Anyone showing you a per-grant figure pulled from GitHub has guessed it.
An issue with no recent activity is not a late project. Grantees report on the Zcash community forum, not on GitHub. ZecHub looked silent for 291 days here while being the most active project in the ecosystem.
An application can collect several status labels over its life. We show the most recent outcome, in this order: complete, withdrawn, cancelled, approved, declined. The original labels are included in the open data.